Omni

Railyn flipped to the last page. "The goal of this project is to study the application and usage of mathematics in sigilweaving. Unlike other applications of magic in battle, like ...

Railyn rubbed his eyes. "It wasn't absorbing, hold on." Then he began to make his way through the booklet, his voice monotone and completely flat of any excitement. I'm going ...

Railyn shrugged. "Okay." He grabbed the booklet that Thane handed him and glared blankly at the first page.

"Oh, my name? It's Railyn, like Rye bread... or something like that."

Railyn squinted at the booklet. It all looked like a bunch of nonsense to him. He wasn't close enough to actually read anything but he was pretty sure he could ...

Railyn glanced at Thane, forgetting she was there for a moment. "Sorry. Mind went blank." He sat up and scooted his seat to the table, resting his elbows on it ...

Railyn leaned into the chair, resisting the very strong urge to prop his feet up on the table. He stared at the ceiling for a moment.

"What are they gonna do, kick us out?" Railyn asked, kinda wanting that to actually happen. It'd be funny and he wouldn't have to do this project. But, he opened ...

Railyn walked behind Thane, his feet dragging more and more the closer they got to actually working on this project. He took his sweet time getting up the stairs, but ...

"Libraries aren't really my thing, so..." Railyn glanced at the "You are here" board. "Looks like there's some study rooms on the third floor."

The silence stretched out between them once again until they reached the library. Railyn skipped ahead and held the door open for Thane.

Railyn shrugged. "Can't hurt more than this class is hurting my brain." He offered Thane a cheesy smile.

"Like, I think it's insane that I didn't do any kind of actual practice or training today. A whole day of classes and not one. I don't know, I kinda ...

"I think we can know our limitations with actual training, not stupid math equations like she said..." Railyn rubbed his eyebrows. Just thinking about this class gave him a headache.

The sun had set by that point, and dim lights lit up the sidewalk on the way to the library. For a moment, they walked in silence. But, Railyn's mind ...